Why do you think colouring books are therapeutic to individuals?
Please boost - looking for ~500 responses. This was a 3 hour debate on Friday night which we now want to see who is right!
@indirection for me it helps provide a task with a level of detail and time to distract the chatter of my anxiety.
@scully If that was the case, why are you sharing the result? Why didn't you trash it? 🙂
I can't vote on the poll, but my opinion is they are both important, tightly bonded, but the process or result may be a bit more important to some people! So my vote would be "All 3".
@indirection not sure. I’m sure the paper version will end up in the recycling some day. But for now I use them for desktop images.
@scully I would say then you should've chosen "All 3" too, since now we're not even talking about a type of person, but just what you need in the moment!
Which is a very good point! We never touched on this!
Almost every single person I've talked to about this always brings up some new interesting aspect, which opens up a new can of worms lol.
@scully This is why at first, I was extremely stuck on "they are equal, no matter how you look at it".
But there are absolutely individuals who I imagine color a page, and never look back, or color a page and frame it on their wall.
So again, I think "All 3" is actually the most accurate... But again just my opinion; the point of the poll is to see how far off either of us are. My friend heavily believes it's process which generally matters more.
This is a brand new server run by the main developers of the project as a spin-off of mastodon.social 
It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!
@indirection I have started many others and never completed them. Does that help? I use the process when I *need* the process. If I like the results, then so be it. I don't see this as an issue.